Former Athens Resident Harlene Spatz Marries Gusweiler
Former Athens resident Harlene Spatz wed Fort Bragg service member J G Gusweiler Jr son of Mr and Mrs J G Gusweiler Sr of Ft Lauderdale. The bride, a Gainesville High School graduate, previously worked in sales for Southern Bell in Ft Lauderdale. The groom, Central Catholic High School graduate, serves in the armed forces stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina. They reside at 2716 Fort Bragg Rd Fayetteville NC.
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Wivanuary Oa
Viaswi
Athens
Columbus
Gainesville
Fla
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Ft. Lauderdale
J. G. Gusweiler, Jr
Central Catholic High School
Fort Bragg
N.C
Gusweiler
Fort Bragg Rd
Fayetteville
Glenn Spatz
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla
Harlene
Joseph George Gusweiler III
Dallentan Oa
Pupils Present Catholic Book Week Program at St Pauls School
Students from St Pauls School staged a Catholic Book Week program led by John Grogan Grade 7 urging reading of the Catholic Press. Grades 1 2 performed a playlet Nursery Rhyme Dreams with cast including Mary Lynn Jones and Thomas Park.
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St. Paul’s School
John Grogan
Mary Lynn Jones
Thomas Park
Mary Louise Kochis Douglas Hall
Lois Kane
Michael Sheeter
William Krivesti
Michael Neashoney
Wilma Mansfield
Becky Biggs
Principals Back Blue Jeans as Economical School Pant
NASSP president Dr. R. B. Norman, speaking at the 42nd NASSP convention in Indianapolis, argues blue jeans are an economical and acceptable choice for boys when properly fitted. He cautions against equating denim with delinquency and urges cooperation to keep tuition and clothing costs down while maintaining grooming standards.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Southwest
R. B. Norman
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Amarillo
Tex
Murat Temple
Norman
NASSP
Dr. Norman
Home painting tip and muffin date variation
A home DIY tip suggests sealing bleeding old paint with shellac before new color. Also includes a muffin note: vary bran muffin batter by adding a portion of chopped dates to the mixture.
Calendar of Events for Ath ens Presby Women and Local Groups
Calendar lists Group 2 at Mrs O D Morrison 2 p.m. and Group 3 at Mrs J B Heidler 12 30 luncheon. Group 4 at Mrs C W Gross 2 p.m. Group 5 at Mrs Floyd Kimball 2 p.m. Troy Grange 8 p.m. Albany VFW Aux social and cancer dressings plan. WSCS Circles meet at First Methodist Church with six circles at various homes. tea towels for church kitchens. W B A 7 30 p.m. Athena Delphian Club 7 30 p.m. Amesville Presbyterian Women 7 30 p.m. First Christian Young Matrons 8 p.m. Plains PTA 7 30 p.m. Founder’s Day program Jr Women’s Club 8 p.m. bring tax stamps nylons and old linen. WSCS Circle 1 meets at Mrs Houck 2 p.m.
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Athens Presby. Women’s Assn
O. D. Morrison
N. Congress St
J. B. Heidler
Morris Ave
C. W. Gross
Congress St
Floyd Kimball
S. May Ave
Lydia Lash Evans Club Elects Officers and Hears Talk
The Lydia Lash Evans Club at the Cottage Tea House elected officers for the new year. President Mrs. Fred Weber and other officers were named with Mrs. Alvin Lamborn as hostess. The program chairwoman outlined the Seven Wonders of the Ancient and Middle Ages, listing sites from Egypt to Constantinople.
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Lydia Lash Evans Club
Cottage Tea House
Alvin Lamborn
Fred Weber
Earl Trunick
James Woods
C. A. Slater
Howard Slusher
Fred Schilling
Trunick
Egypt
Babylon
Zeus
Ephesus
Mausolus
Rhodes
Pharos
Alexandria
Rome
Stonehenge
Eng
Pisa
Acucw Sale Planned By Athens Church Women
Athens Council of United Church Women plans a rummage sale in Seoul Korea to fund a social service project. The event runs Friday 12 noon to 7 pm and Saturday 8 to 10 am at the Armory. Donations welcomed and pickup arranged by calling 31864. Proceeds support Miss Myoung Lee's expanded school and night classes in Korea.
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Seoul
Korea
Athens Council of
United Church Women
Myoung Lee
Ohio University
Miss Lee
Armory
Lessons in Bridge West 4Q542 Hand Play
In a bridge lesson narrative Ira Rubin of New York doubles five clubs after East opens five clubs. East's calm play signals void in spades and the defense turns into a path for Rubin to drop the queen of diamonds and dispose of diamonds via hearts, ultimately securing the five spade plan.
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East
Ira Rubin
New York
Ira
North
Four Spades Bid in Bridge Dilemma Returns Question
In a bridge problem from a column, North opens with a pass sequence to four spades after South holds AAQETES YAS2 O4 AKS4. The puzzle asks what South should bid now, suggesting slam potential. The answer is provided tomorrow.
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North
Athens Girls Elected By Chi Omega
Two Athens girls were elected to Tau Alpha chapter offices of Chi Omega Sally Lynn as pledge mistress and Mary Lou Wichterm an as Panhellenic representative Other officers include Jane Adelmann president Nancy Owens vice president Lois Barmash secretary Sandra Montgomery treasurer Carol Jaeger personnel chairman Janice Jeffries rush chairman Dianne Harabaglia social chairman Karen Nance chapter correspondent Suzanne Ward social secretary Sue Cosgrove house president Pris cilla Alden among initiates list includes Madelyn Banas Rose Barber Judy Bryan Judy Furrey Jo Hart Mary Ann Hofer Lee Holmberg Kay Kenney Rosalie Lynch Rhoda O Meara Sue Skinner Judy Steen Elaine Sulli Mary Lynne Sweeney Pat Weitzel Phyllis Yarrow
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Athens
Chi Omega
Sally Lynn
Mary Lou Wichterman
Jane Adelmann
Nancy Owens
Lois Barmash
Sandra Montgomery
Carol Jaeger
Janice Jefferies
Rush
Dianne Harabaglia
Karen Nance
Suzanne Ward
Sue Cosgrove
Priscilla Alden
Madelyn Banas
Rose Barber
Judy Bryan
Judy Furrey
Jo Hart
Mary Ann Hofer
Lee Holmberg
Kay Kenney
Rosalie Lynch
Rhoda O’meara
Sue Skinner
Judy Steen
Elaine Sulli
Mary Lynne Sweeney
Pat Weitzel
Phyllis Yarrow
Crochet pattern 637 for child’s dress and skirt
One straight piece of skirt and bodice shaping with petal stitch and chain loops. Thrifty-size 4 uses six balls of cotton. Pattern 637 includes child sizes 2 4 6 years. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept 398 Box 169 Old Chelsea NY.
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Athens Messenger
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
New Creams Offer Big Improvement Over Old Types
New creams for very dry or mature skin are praised as vastly superior to older products. Users can expect skin softening after one application and clearer improvement within three days. Regular daily use is recommended to combat aging, heat, wind, sun, and sudden temperature changes.
Teen Agers Behind in Table Manners Learn Etiquette early
A column urges early table training for youngsters detailing proper place settings napkin folding and silver polishing. It advises teaching five year olds to handle utensils and later teens to sit properly avoid elbows on the table and not to gulp. Creamed spinach recipe notes top with sieved hard boiled egg.
New Sudsing Hurdles Gray Girdle Problem
A recent liquid for cold water preserves girdle elastic and keeps it white. It removes power stains with minimal scrubbing and drying. Sold in a plastic bottle, it travels easily and should be used from the first wash to keep white nylon girdles dazzling.
Facial masks promise improved circulation and smoother skin
A facial mask may be a quick or longer treatment using butter milk oats or egg. Masks aim to color the complexion with improved circulation and soften dry skin with a specialized mix. Shorter cooking time tip suggests trimming Brussels sprouts and scoring stems to speed cooking.
Pretty wrap halter pattern with embroidery transfer
Simple outline embroidery and a single stitch create bright color for a halter. Choose contrast fabrics as shown. Pattern 732 includes halter sizes small to large and an embroidery transfer, sent by first class mail from The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept. Address and zone requested.
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Athens Messenger
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
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